
1550–1598 · Polish · 17 artworks
artist bio
Martin Kober was a Polish court painter of the late Renaissance and Mannerist periods, primarily known for his portraits of Polish royalty and nobility. His meticulous attention to detail and refined style made him a sought-after artist in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
what you'll learn
Studying Kober's work allows students to understand the conventions of Mannerist portraiture, including elongated figures, elegant poses, and symbolic details. His miniatures demonstrate the precision and skill required for small-scale painting.
related: Hans Holbein the Younger, Agnolo Bronzino

Portrait of Stephen Báthory
1586

Portrait of Daniel KubÃnyi

Portrait of Andreas Jerin

Portrait of Queen Anne of Austria

Miniature of Anna Maria Vasa and Władysław Vasa

Anne of Austria, Queen of Poland
1595

Portrait of King Stephen Bathory

Miniature of Queen Anna Habsburg

Portrait of Queen Anna Jagiellon in a widow costume

Portrait of Queen Anna Jagiellon as a widow

King Sigismund III of Poland-Lithuania and Sweden
1590

Miniature portrait of King Sigismund III Vasa

Portrait of Anna Jagiellon in coronation robes

Portrait of Władysław Vasa, son of King Sigismund III of Poland

Miniature of Sigismund Vasa and Anna Habsburg

Portrait of King Stephen Báthory of Poland

Portrait of Anna Maria Vasa, daughter of King Sigismund III of Poland